Wallace Thomas

Temperature is another factor that increases the chances of the seeds going rancid. So if you expect to store an opened package of seeds for… Read More »Do Pumpkin Seeds Need To Go In The Fridge?

Choosing the right seeds Seeds straight from the pumpkin are usually white and they look different to the dark green seeds you see in packets.… Read More »Why Are My Pumpkin Seeds White Not Green?

Do Pumpkin Seeds Go Bad? Unfortunately, pumpkin seeds tend to be prone to mold contamination. Therefore it isn’t uncommon to spot mold spots on your… Read More »Can Pumpkin Seeds Get Moldy?

Small paring knives are great for carving designs into the pumpkin. Can you use a knife to cut a pumpkin? You cannot chop pumpkin safely… Read More »What Kind Of Knife Do You Use To Carve A Pumpkin?

Allowing the seeds to dry before they are roasted is key. There’s an added convenience here, too. The seeds can sit for hours, even overnight… Read More »Can Pumpkin Seeds Dry Overnight?

Viable pumpkin seeds sink while nonviable pumpkin seeds float. The reason this happens is that viable seeds are filled with living embryos. In contrast, nonviable… Read More »Why Do Some Pumpkin Seeds Float?

Etching is a simple pumpkin carving technique that removes only the outer layer of pumpkin skin. How long does an etched pumpkin last? between three… Read More »What Is Pumpkin Etching?

Pumpkin seed shells are safe to eat and provide more fiber than green, shelled pumpkin seeds. However, people with digestive conditions may want to avoid… Read More »Are You Supposed To Take The Shells Off Pumpkin Seeds?